The Wanderers – World Premiere at The Old Globe
One of the best written, most clever and tightly constructed plays I have seen this year premiered at The Old Globe Theatre. Written by Anna Ziegler and ably directed by Barry Edelstein, ... Continue Reading →
Can Mammoth Mountain Get Bigger And Better? It Seems The Answer Is Yes
For years, Mammoth Mountain has been the premier California destination for skiers. I had heard about it attending college on the East Coast; my California roommate would scoff at the ... Continue Reading →
John Storyk Describes How Designing Electric Lady Studios For Jimi Hendrix Led To 3500 More Studios
There are not many folks who have built over 3500 recording studios around the globe. This is the story of John Storyk, the guy who did so after a fortuitous encounter with Jimi Hendrix.
I ... Continue Reading →
KAABOO Expands From Del Mar And Cayman Islands To Texas In Unprecedented Partnership
The folks behind the successful KAABOO festival announced today a groundbreaking deal with the owners of the Dallas Cowboys. The collaboration with the Jerry Jones Family will bring ... Continue Reading →
Fanstereo Reveals How To Combine High Fidelity, Stylish Design and Musician’s Input For Great Headphones
Various headphone companies have explored relationships with musicians, bringing varying degrees of credibility to the project. The folks behind Beats headphones leveraged musician ... Continue Reading →
Isle of Dogs – Wes Anderson’s Film Annoys Like a Puppy That Won’t Stop Barking
Wes Anderson has established himself over the years with some very clever films. The ambition in several of the films is matched by the execution, resulting in gems like “The Royal ... Continue Reading →
The Death of Stalin
From the mind of Armando Iannucci comes another clever political satire. I first encountered his clever approach to film making at Sundance, where his “In the Loop” gathered understandable ... Continue Reading →
A Wrinkle in Time Folds In On Itself
This book’s journey to the silver screen has been long and fraught with peril. Loved by many, the memory may be more cast in amber. When read as an adult, the book loses much of its ... Continue Reading →
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